The purpose of the paper is to provide a long-run analysis up to 2050 of the interplay
between financial integration, diverging labor productivity, and the aging process in the …

Faites de l'e'pargne plutot que les enfants, advised the great eighteenth-century econ mist
Jean-Baptiste Say, revealing his Malthusian stripes. Now along comes Peter Peterson, who …

This paper uses a computable general equilibrium model with overlapping generations to
explore the effects of different public pension schemes on economic welfare, and …

The extensive literature on whether the cost of capital is low in Japan is surveyed in this
paper. Along the way, it considers: the leverage of Japanese firms, dividend payout, equity …

In this study, reforms on childcare allowances and public pensions are examined in an
extended lifecycle simulation model with endogenous fertility. A slight increase in family …

O presente estudo tem como objetivo mensurar os efeitos da política de desoneração da
folha de salários sobre o emprego formal e a competitividade industrial. Para isso, uma …

This paper develops a large-scale, dynamic life-cycle model to simulate Russia's
demographic and fiscal transition under favorable and unfavorable fossil-fuel price regimes …

Between the sixties and the late eighties the percentages of low-saving single-parent
households and people living alone have grown dramatically (from 5.7% to 12.0% and from …

In many countries, current unfunded public pension systems are unsustainable. Though
agents recognize that fiscal imbalances will be eliminated sooner or later, the timing of …

The population in Canada and other industrialised countries is ageing and consequently the
ratio ofelderly to the working-age population (ratio of 65+ to the 15-64 population) is …